Course PLWC
Working Capital and Liquidity Risk Assessment
Developed and Delivered by Steven C. Isberg, Ph.D.
Senior Research Fellow, Credit Research Foundation
CEUs Awarded: 1.4 Session Begins: April 10, 2023
Session Ends: June 16, 2023
This 10-week course includes nearly 4 hours of video synchronized slide content and several hours of exams and testing for acumen and concept retention of presented materials. The 7 sessions combine lecture, video presentations, post-session exercises and assessments designed to enable participants to monitor their progress throughout. This course is newly developed and is a complementary and supplementary addition to the extraordinary materials in its sister courses. It includes up-to-date business cases which continue to provide the participant with cutting edge analytical skills that can be applied to contemporary situations in the world of business.
Over the course timeframe, students should expect to commit approximately 30-40 hours of total time learning the foundational aspects of becoming astute in the acumen of working capital and liquidity risk assessment.
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Detailed Course Description/Syllabus
Course PLWC - Working Capital and Liquidity Risk Assessment
Developed and Delivered by Steven C. Isberg, Ph.D.
Senior Research Fellow, Credit Research Foundation
CEUs Awarded: 1.4 This course provides participants with the ability to understand the detailed elements of working capital and conduct a liquidity risk assessment for a company by examining financial statements, notes to financial statements, and important financial ratios and trends. The course uses a variety of actual company case examples and exercises to bring the concepts of liquidity risk assessment to life and provide participants with a set of tools that they can use to conduct an analysis of working capital and liquidity risk for their customers.
The course covers the following subjects:
- Calculating different financial ratios
- Understanding the elements of working capital
- Understanding the sources of working capital information
- Impact of timing on liquidity risk
- Derivative use and liquidity risk
- Liquidity and financial distress
- Managing liquidity using short term credit lines
- Case applications
This course is delivered by Steven C Isberg, Ph.D., Sr Research Fellow, Credit Research Foundation. In addition to his primary role as Chair, Department of Accounting at Towson University, Dr. Isberg has been involved with the Credit Research Foundation for over 20 years, designing and participating in customized training programs, a variety of research projects, directing and reviewing surveys, and writing and reviewing publications.
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Registration Fees
- CRF Members: $695
- CRF Partner Association Members: $795
- Non-Members: $995
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